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The term is thought to derive from the names of characters that resemble the three strokes in the Japanese kanji character for "woman" (女, onna) in the following stroke order: "く" is a hiragana character pronounced "ku" "ノ" is a katakana character pronounced "no" "一" is a kanji character pronounced "ichi" (and meaning "one").
The Sound Hashira and a former shinobi. He is exuberant and proud, always striving to do things in a flashy manner. Despite being arrogant and condescending, he harbors deep regrets over his former life as a shinobi, including being forced to kill his siblings on his father's orders; he joined the Demon Slayers to atone for his sins and regrets.
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S. Sarutobi Sasuke; Asuma Sarutobi; Sasori (Naruto) Scarlett (G.I. Joe) Scorpion (Mortal Kombat) Sekiro; Sensei (DC Comics) Shadow Thief; Shen (League of Legends)
Inazuma – Inazuma (稲妻; "Lightning"; her real name is Tomiko) is an anthropomorphic cat. She is one of the fiercest swordswomen in the series, easily matching or besting many of the other characters in fighting skill; unlike other characters, Inazuma's skill with a sword is almost all natural talent, as opposed to years of training. [36]
Nanohana Jiyū (菜ノ花 自由) Voiced by: Hiroko Konishi (Japanese) in Series 1, Yui Horie (Japanese) in Series 2, Melanie Risdon (English) . The main protagonist of the series, Jiyuu Nanohana (菜花 自由, Nanohana Jiyū) is a 14–15-year-old junior high school girl attending a new school at the start of The Secret of the Lovely Eyepatch.
A side-character from the manga, who appears in a brief story arc, Ruruka Hikita, like Anko Uehara and Miyabi Aizawa, is the head of her own trio, with two other girls, Madoka and Miko. In a parallel to the American television series, Charmed , the trio are heavily superstitious in magic and charms, though mainly out of fandom as magic does not ...
Katō's name is unusual among the names of the characters in the series, as it is no pun or wordplay. Instead, it is a reference to the well-known shogi player Hifumi Katō. Both their given names are made up of numbers: mikuni (三九二) means "three, nine, two", while hifumi (一二三) means "one, two, three". Amami Satō (左藤 甘美 ...